Does anyone know the difference between this version and this one: http://www.amazon.com/VF-3-Swivi-Univ...
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Far as I can tell it's the same model. I think they're both made by a company called swivy. Carey speed has a good brand name but overpriced. They have a vf4 that is more compact and exposes the slr buttons better but is way overpriced IMO. My ggs works just fine. I took it to mt Everest and it was terrific and didn't break. Only lost a screw tho. Make sure those are dialed in good
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So I finally got around to checking on the aspect ratio question. The VF-3 definitely reflects the change. In fact, it does everything that the view screen does. About the only wonky thing I could find is that if you're in the automatic setting and you're using the viewfinder, when you select the menu button, the menu comes up on the back screen, not in the viewfinder. But if you're in any of the other shooting settings via the dial (manual, aperture priority, etc) and you choose to change the shooting mode via the "OK" button, the in-screen options lists pop-up within the viewfinder. Again, the viewfinder is pretty awesome! So I finally got around to checking on the aspect ratio question. The VF-3 definitely reflects the change. In fact, it does everything that the view screen does. About the only wonky thing I could find is that if you're in the automatic setting and you're using the viewfinder, when you select the menu button, the menu comes up on the back screen, not in the viewfinder. But if you're in any of the other shooting settings via the dial (manual, aperture priority, etc) and you choose to change the shooting mode via the "OK" button, the in-screen options lists pop-up within the... » Read More So I finally got around to checking on the aspect ratio question. The VF-3 definitely reflects the change. In fact, it does everything that the view screen does. About the only wonky thing I could find is that if you're in the automatic setting and you're using the viewfinder, when you select the menu button, the menu comes up on the back screen, not in the viewfinder. But if you're in any of the other shooting settings via the dial (manual, aperture priority, etc) and you choose to change the shooting mode via the "OK" button, the in-screen options lists pop-up within the viewfinder. Again, the viewfinder is pretty awesome! « Show Less
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I'm sure that there are some differences between the two, but I have the newer version, and my best friend the original, and they are nearly identical. We can't tell the difference between them. Save the money and grab the original...
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From my experience of playig both versions, i would say this one is less buggy and glitchy. A lot of time in the regular version i would get stuck in a moutain or tight spot. It was annoying. But i never had any problems like that im this one.
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I would get the latest version that you can get. It probably not wort the hassle for the few dollars difference between the ʻOld Version" and newer versions. Any way, itʻs an excellent product and has saved my sanity several times and actually saved me money on repairs, without any hassles.
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The version I got after buying is 3.8. Dunno why the picture is different. Maybe the seller ran out of 3.8 cause I believe I got one of the last ones.
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Yes, according to all the information that I found before I ordered it, the VFO624 is a 3rd generation. I've been very happy with mine.
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There aren't two versions of the cPen 3.0. Amazon has two separate listings, but it's the exact same product. I've apprised them of this and they were going to merge the listings but that has not happened yet.
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From friends of mine who've had both (and also advised me to purchase this product. The number of upgrades are quite numerous and some of the best ones are subtle (like huge improvements to the interaction of strokes to emulate a real brush/pen feel for example.) From where I am sitting, I would say that it is very much worth the upgrade. In case you're still curious as to what all is actually different, here's a link to a list of what each version has. http://manga.smithmicro.com/comparison.html
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I am not completely sure whether the install links will lead you to the new versions or not. When I bought this bundle, Nectar 2 hadn't come out yet. But when it did the computer let me know that it was available and I was able to download/update it for free! So I would say buy with confidence that you will get the new versions, whether it will be in the first download or as an update. Either way, these programs are great and the Izotope costomer service is excellent. I am sure you will get what you are looking for in this product. :-)
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I have both the v3 hardware and the v2.x hardware. The dimensions of the v3 (4"x6") are smaller than the v2 (4" x 6.75"). Also, the version 3 hardware no longer has the 'keyhole slot' so it cannot be hung on a wall. This was a problem for me because I want to mount the v3 on the wall behind a bookshelf. Also, v3 does not have orange lights to show 100Mb connections, but it does still have green LEDs to show 1Gb connections for each port. (They seem to have taken some of the cost out of the manufacturing.) This means you can tell from the photo which hardware version - a single row of port LEDs is v3, while double row of port LEDs is v2.x. See my review for images. I have both the v3 hardware and the v2.x hardware. The dimensions of the v3 (4"x6") are smaller than the v2 (4" x 6.75"). Also, the version 3 hardware no longer has the 'keyhole slot' so it cannot be hung on a wall. This was a problem for me because I want to mount the v3 on the wall behind a bookshelf. Also, v3 does not have orange lights to show 100Mb connections, but it does still have green LEDs to show 1Gb connections for each port. (They seem to have taken some of the cost out of the manufacturing.) This means you can tell from the photo which hardware version - a... » Read More I have both the v3 hardware and the v2.x hardware. The dimensions of the v3 (4"x6") are smaller than the v2 (4" x 6.75"). Also, the version 3 hardware no longer has the 'keyhole slot' so it cannot be hung on a wall. This was a problem for me because I want to mount the v3 on the wall behind a bookshelf. Also, v3 does not have orange lights to show 100Mb connections, but it does still have green LEDs to show 1Gb connections for each port. (They seem to have taken some of the cost out of the manufacturing.) This means you can tell from the photo which hardware version - a single row of port LEDs is v3, while double row of port LEDs is v2.x. See my review for images. « Show Less
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V1 Viewer is really really bad, I've got one, it's useless. V3 Viewer is nice (I've got one too), with better resolution, its quality looks like the 3D screen on the back of the camera Fuji W3. It can play 3D photos AND 3D videos ! Don't buy a V1, you will be disappointed. Sorry, my english is very poor (I'm french)
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That particular one is the V. I looked up the V2 and a white model came up, same price, same description. I'm not sure what the difference is. I actually purchased the V as a gift so I don't know much about it, as it was recommended by someone. I'd say do a little more research because I'm not 100% sure. Hope this helps
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The original was,iirc, silver with black buttons, and I haven't heard of a V3 so I think it's just brain gas on the seller's part. Great device, btw. Highly recommend it.
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Both versions were made available. You can confirm which one you have on Verizon website
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Thanks for the info. I did purchase the VN5200-PC Version some months ago but I do appreciate the reply.
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The older unit is the same as the newer one. I am not sure what changes were made. I have the older unit and bought the newer unit for my son. As far as I can tell, they are the same. It may be internal or in the software. I did see the older unit has a better description and a view of the back of the unit. Both units include 1080p output.